Riddle and Tabron Selected to Academic All-District Team
December 14, 2023 | Volleyball, Herbst Academic Center
BOULDER - Senior outside hitter Maya Tabron and senior libero Morgan Riddle of Colorado's women's volleyball team were selected for the 2023 Academic All-District Team by College Sports Communicators.Â
To be eligible for the academic team, a qualifying student-athlete must have a minimum 3.5 overall grade-point average and play in at least 66% of all season competitions or start in 90% of all the season's matches. A true freshman or a transfer student in their first season isn't eligible for selection.Â
Tabron, a business analytics and marketing major from Gilroy, Calif, has a 3.67 cumulative GPA. Tabron is a two-time Pac 12 All-Academic team member, and she was named to the Wichita St. Invitational All-Tournament Team this season. The outside hitter led the Buffs in kills this season, notching 331 while having a .232 attack percentage. Tabron shattered her previous single game kill record by earning 26 kills in a five-set match against Arizona. Tabron intends to use her degree to pursue a role within sports business at the collegiate or professional level.
Riddle, a Colorado native from Parker, boasts a 3.66 cumulative GPA. Like Tabron, Riddle is also a two-time Pac 12 All-Academic team member. Riddle set a new career high in digs in the Buffs' final match this season with 22 in a five-set match against Utah.Overall, the libero picked up 271 digs throughout the season and earned 19 aces. Riddle will graduate from Colorado with an Integrative Physiology degree and a minor in business. Â
Voting for the Academic All-America women's volleyball teams ends December 19th, and selected student-athletes will be announced later next month.
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To be eligible for the academic team, a qualifying student-athlete must have a minimum 3.5 overall grade-point average and play in at least 66% of all season competitions or start in 90% of all the season's matches. A true freshman or a transfer student in their first season isn't eligible for selection.Â
Tabron, a business analytics and marketing major from Gilroy, Calif, has a 3.67 cumulative GPA. Tabron is a two-time Pac 12 All-Academic team member, and she was named to the Wichita St. Invitational All-Tournament Team this season. The outside hitter led the Buffs in kills this season, notching 331 while having a .232 attack percentage. Tabron shattered her previous single game kill record by earning 26 kills in a five-set match against Arizona. Tabron intends to use her degree to pursue a role within sports business at the collegiate or professional level.
Riddle, a Colorado native from Parker, boasts a 3.66 cumulative GPA. Like Tabron, Riddle is also a two-time Pac 12 All-Academic team member. Riddle set a new career high in digs in the Buffs' final match this season with 22 in a five-set match against Utah.Overall, the libero picked up 271 digs throughout the season and earned 19 aces. Riddle will graduate from Colorado with an Integrative Physiology degree and a minor in business. Â
Voting for the Academic All-America women's volleyball teams ends December 19th, and selected student-athletes will be announced later next month.
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